As investors poured money into mutual funds looking for yield, mutual funds bought corporate bonds.

American-made collateralized loan obligations now being served in yield-starved Japan.

Fed's confidence in U.S. economy and delay on raising rates should have made junk bonds appetizing for investors, but they haven't.

Arrest of RBS trader for lying to clients intended to send a message to other traders.

Despite huge Actavis bond sale, outflows from ETFs signal some investors are hoarding cash until rates start to rise.

Regardless of when the Fed raises rates, demand for U.S. Treasuries is likely to stay strong.

Bonds of companies that recently dropped from investment-grade to high-yield have been outperforming the corporate-bond market overall.

Enthusiasm has waned for investment-grade corporate debt with maturity of five to 10 years.